Hi, FloridaBirders,
This morning, while reading my mail, I checked the messages from the Quebec
birding list, Ornitho-Qc. This list is also covered by Jack Siler on his
Birdmail page, and I have been subscribed to O-Qc for several years. Today
Regis Fortin has a great Warbler slide show presentation (diaporama) of
Quebec warblers. These birds are also FLORIDA birds in migration, so take
a look.
Be sure to scroll up slightly to be able to go to the "next" picture. Go to:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/regisf/diaporama/paruline.html
It is true that the names are in French but for the less experienced that
may be a test. Paruline (French) = Warbler (English) and who could argue
with the names: Paruline flamboyante, for example, and its very beautiful
picture.
I will scroll down a bit here and write the English names. But, first, try
to identify them yourself without looking at the English names. Their ID
is not
difficult and I'll bet 99.9% of you will know them.
Enjoy! And thanks to Regis.
Barbara Passmore
Valdosta GA
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English names of warblers
1. Yellow-rumped Warbler (I know, "butter butt")
2. Chestnut-sided Warbler
3. Black-throated Green Warbler
4. Nashville Warbler
5. Ovenbird
6. American Redstart
7. Yellow Warbler
8. Common Yellowthroat female
9. Common Yellowthroat male
10. Cape May Warbler